Green County Supervisors organize at Monroe session 1952
Green County Board of Supervisors met in Monroe on April 15 1952 for organization with C W Loveland elected chairman and Harry C Young vice chairman. They set standing committees approved appointments and adopted several resolutions including fund transfers and space vacate orders for county offices.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
County Board of Supervisors of
Green County
Monroe
C. W. Loveland
Adams
Edward Bidlingmaier
Argyle
Albany
Thomas M. Dunphy
Brooklyn
Sheldon Yarwood
Cadiz
Dean Rinehart
Browntown
Clarno
Henry Pick
Decatur
A. L. Miller
Brodhead
Exeter
Ray Grady
Belleville
Jefferson
T. R. Newman
Orangeville, Ill
Jordan
Henry Rebly Jr
Argyle Monroe
J. B. Scherer
Mt. Pleasant
Ray T. Silver
Monticello
New Glarus
Melvin Streiff
Spring Grove
Evert Green
Davis, Ill
Sylvester
Sam Ludwig
Washington
Clarence W. Loveland
York
Oscar Paulson
Blanchardville
Edward Killingstad
R. G. Fritz
H. J. Ellis
Roy Crago
William Spring
Joshua J. Hoesly
William Hahn
Leo M. Ties
Harry C. Young
Monroe Monroe
John Deininger
Louis R. Wolleson
O. L. Hare
Grady and
Bidlingmaier
Loveland
Young
County Board Welfare Committee
County Board
County Board Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Committee
Green County Hospital
Andrew Hoesly
Wisconsin
Green
I. Wilma I. Lengacher
County Board of Supervisors
Wilma I. Lengacher
Committee Reports Recommend Salary Status and Road Addition
Committee No. 2 votes to keep elective officer salaries at their current levels as of 1952. Committee No. 8 recommends placing a specified Jefferson township road on the county aid highway system, about three miles total, pending Wisconsin highway commission approval. Ed Bidlingmaier Ray Grady Will Spring. motion carried and report adopted. report placed on file.
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Harry C. Young
Joshua J. Hoesly
Eaw. Bidlingmaier
Ray T. Silver
Louis R. Wolleson
O. L. Hare
Sheldon Yarwood
Oscar Paulson
T. R. Newman
Thomas M. Dunphy
William Hahn
Melvin Streiff
Bidlingmaier
Ray Grady
Will Spring
Welfare
Leo M. Ties
Killingstad
J. B. Scherer
Evert Green
Sam Ludwig
C. W. Love
H. J. Ellis
Henry Rebly Jr
Henry Pick
A. L. Miller
Roy Crago
Green County
Myron Jeglum
Wilma I. Lengacher
John Deininger
Edw. Killingstad
Special County Hospital
Home For the Aged
Edward Killingstad
Wilma S. Lengacher
Ellis and
Green
Town Board of
Jefferson
Lois Faubel
Circuit Court
Ralph J. Olson
Civil Defense
Wisconsin
Bidlingmaier and
Ellis
John Runker
Parsons William Koerth
Alfred Waelti
Cecil Wickersham
Henry Aebly
Melvin M. Streiff
Aebly
Miller
N. C. Jensen
Green County Highway Department
Court House and Jail
Wm. Hahn
Arthur L. Miller
Wolleson
Paulson
Newman
Crago
Hoesly
Hahn
Young
Deininger
Hare
Noel—Dunphy
Yarwood
Rhinehart
Pick
Grady
Scherer
Silver
Streiff
Ludwig
Loveland
Fritz
Spring
Ties
C.T.H.S. Ee
Ceee
Ax T. H.S. Eee
C.T.H.S
County Aid Ee
Adams
Albany
Brooklyn
Cadiz
Clarno Ee
Decatur
Exeter Eet
Jefferson Ee
Mt. Pleasant
Yeo
New Glarus Ce
Spring Grove
Sylvester
Washington
York
Ance
Allis-Chalmers
Berger
Gleason
Eeveeaeeeese
Freeholders
Jefferson Township
Clarno
K. S
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Little Man still baffled over Korea War status
Washington column notes the tension over Korea and Europe as Gen Ridgway and Eisenhower plan posture gaps and Congress debates foreign aid. The piece contrasts Taft and Eisenhower on aid cuts while domestic issues like the steel case and corruption reform loom.
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Korea
James Marlow
Washington
Matthew Ridgway
Congress
Ridgway
Europe
Gen
Eisenhower
Russia
Truman
Sen
Taft
House
Living Cost Index Rises Near Peak in April
The BLS index climbs to 188.7 percent of the 1935-39 average in mid-April, nearing the all time high of 189.1 set last January. CIO Auto Workers Union members face a penny cut in pay rate but will gain 4 cents hourly on May 29, yielding a net three cent rise.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
CIO Auto Workers Union
Three Wisconsin Men To Get Carroll Degrees
Three Wisconsin men will be awarded honorary degrees from Carroll College on June 2. Rev. Dwight Moody Bahr of First Baptist Church Waukesha and Rev. Charles T. Camp of First Presbyterian Fond du Lac will receive Doctor of Divinity degrees. William J. Grede of Milwaukee, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, will receive a Doctor of Philosophy degree.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin
Carroll College
Dwight Moody Bahr
First Baptist Church
Charles T. Camp
First Presbyterian Church
Fond du Lac
William J. Grede
Milwaukee
National Association of Manufacturers
UW Faculty Group Weighs Raid Cases
A UW Madison faculty committee will decide discipline for 21 male students suspended for participating in a raid on a girls dormitory last Monday night. Kenneth Little said no mass judgment. each case to be decided on its merits after hearings.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Kenneth Little
University
Two Kroger Officials Named to Key Positions
Madison special announces changes at the Kroger Co branch L R Musselman says John Buck becomes grocery merchandiser for the Madison area with oversight of 69 Kroger stores Buck previously served as produce merchandiser since 1946 Herman DeLaGrange succeeds Buck as produce merchandiser DeLaGrange has 25 years with Kroger and has held roles in Ft Wayne Indianapolis and Madison since 1947 to date
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Madison
Kroger Co
L. R. Musselman
John Buck
Herman DeLaGrange
Buck
Kroger
Chicago
DeLaGrange
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Indianapolis
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Court House
Philip Cronk
K. K. Hellerude
Max Armstrong
Sheldon Holtshopple
Town of
Green County Breeders Association Co-op
Southern Wisconsin Milk Producers Association
Green County Dairy Herd Improvement Co-operative Association
Green County Breeders Association
District Attorney’s Office
Green County Dairy Herd Improvement Cooperative Association
Wayne Albertson
Brooklyn Township
Wisconsin County Board's Association
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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